Hi all, 
 Ton Schat and I found a juvenile/first winter (according to Sibley) 
White-winged Scoter at the east end of Stewart Park, just off the ice, floating 
with the Mallards. This was around 1:30 pm. The bird was swimming around, but 
soon tucked it's head under it's wing and stayed asleep for the next 20 
minutes, occasionally lifting it's head.  There was a clearly visible white 
spot on it's side, where the white secondaries were visible, and a whitish spot 
behind the eye. The top of the bill also had a whitish wash to it.
Count week bird!
Laura


Laura Stenzler
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